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➡️ - TAKE ADVANTAGE OF MINIMAL CLUB'S SPECIAL OFFER - https://minimalclub.com.br/discount/P... 00:30 - Leave a Like and support the Channel. 📚 - Books we recommend for EVERY Entrepreneur - https://amzn.to/47gujbB 🏆 - The Channel's TOP Videos: ➡️ - The History of Heineken:    • A HISTÓRIA DA HEINEKEN   ➡️ - The History of Pepsi:    • A HISTÓRIA DA PEPSI   ➡️ - 17 Pieces of Advice from Rockefeller:    • 17 CONSELHOS DE JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER - O HO...   ➡️ - The Fall of Eike Batista:    • A QUEDA DE EIKE BATISTA - E A FALÊNCIA DO ...   ➡️ - The Secrets of Jewish Prosperity:    • QUAIS SÃO OS SEGREDOS DA PROSPERIDADE JUDA...   ✂️ Check out our channel – Step-by-Step Entrepreneur Insights -    / @papeinsights   ⛔️ - CONDEMNED! - Understand why Brazilian Retailers are in trouble -    • PORQUE AS VAREJISTAS BRASILEIRAS CAMINHAM ...   📚 - Check out the original books - Step-by-Step Entrepreneur - https://amzn.to/3GRnraR ✅ Step-by-Step Entrepreneur is a business channel that promotes entrepreneurship through business stories, sales strategies, management, marketing, and everything involving companies, entrepreneurs, capital markets, stock exchanges, economics, stocks, and investments. We believe it's possible to make money and change your life through the good examples presented on this channel. Written by Rodrigo Felicissimo. Volkswagen is facing one of the biggest crises in its history. The group that controls brands such as Audi, Porsche, Skoda, Seat, and Cupra has seen its operating margin fall to around 2.8% in 2025, while net profit has declined by approximately 44%. Now, executives are discussing cost cuts, portfolio reductions, and even possible factory closures in Germany. In this video, we analyze the factors that have put the German giant under pressure: US tariffs, loss of market share in China, the rise of automakers like BYD, and billions invested in the transition to electric cars without the expected return. For decades, China was one of Volkswagen's main growth drivers. Today, Chinese manufacturers offer competitive electric vehicles, advanced technology, and more efficient cost structures, putting pressure on sales, revenue, and margins of traditional automakers. At the same time, the electrification strategy faces challenges. Demand for electric vehicles has not advanced at the projected pace, while investments in platforms, factories, and technology have increased the need for capital. The group now needs to balance innovation, cash flow, profitability, and global competitiveness. The restructuring could affect around 50,000 jobs by 2030 and put factories under pressure. Volkswagen, Audi, and Porsche models may also leave the portfolio due to the need to reduce costs and improve return on investment. For investors, the Volkswagen case is a study in business strategy, technological disruption, and the destruction of competitive advantage. The question is whether one of the world's largest automakers will be able to recover margins and reinvent itself before Chinese companies like BYD consolidate a new order in the global automotive market.